Kirkwood masters the streets again with Detroit GP win
Kyle Kirkwood was frustrated to miss out on earning pole position in Detroit, but he more than made up for Saturday’s disappointment with another masterful street course drive to take his second win of the year, first since Long Beach, and…
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IndyCar commits to independent officiating board for 2026
The IndyCar Series intends to create a new independent officiating board to start in time for the 2026 season.As RACER documented at the Indianapolis 500, the original timeline for the board’s creation was focused on implementation for…
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MSR Acura ends Porsche’s dominant run with Detroit victory
In a classic finish, Acura Meyer Shank Racing, Renger van der Zande and Nick Yelloly converted their first pole of 2025 into a win in the Chevrolet Sports Car Classic at Detroit. The No. 93 Acura ARX-06 pulled off the victory after van der…
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Piastri expecting another close pole battle
Oscar Piastri believes McLaren could face multiple threats in qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix based on the pace shown in Friday practice.McLaren has regularly looked quick on Fridays and duly did so again in Barcelona, with Piastri…
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Kirkwood leads first Detroit practice
Kyle Kirkwood and the Andretti Global team put the dramas from the Indianapolis 500 behind them on Friday as the Floridian shot to first overall in practice for Sunday’s Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix.Kirkwood delivered a lap of 1m01.751s in…
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Flexi wings the focus as new tests loom in Spain
Front wing flexibility is a major topic of conversation in the paddock at the Spanish Grand Prix, as Formula 1 teams face more stringent tests starting this weekend.The FIA announced it would introduce the new tests back in January, but…
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Hunter-Reay on wild ride at Indy: ‘The stuff dreams are made of’
“I have never been so mentally and emotionally exhausted.”That was Ryan Hunter-Reay’s take on the three-day whirlwind experience of having his primary Indy 500 car catch fire last Friday on Carb Day, watching his crew work for more than 24…
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Cannon rejoins Coyne in engineering overhaul
Dale Coyne Racing has released Ed Nathman, race engineer for Rinus VeeKay, and John Dick, race engineer for rookie Jacob Abel, and replaced them with the returning Michael Cannon and Mike Colliver, who stood in for Dick at the recent…
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How Chastain and Trackhouse turned nothing into everything at Charlotte
The plan was to fix the primary car.By far the fastest in practice, Ross Chastain completed 20 laps at Charlotte Motor Speedway when the left rear tire went down. Chastain couldn’t save his Chevrolet, and it spun and hit the wall, driver’s…
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PREMA accepts Indy 500 penalties
PREMA Racing IndyCar CEO Piers Phillips says the series’ newcomers have accepted the penalties assessed to the No. 90 Chevy driven by Callum Ilott from 21st to 12th place during Sunday’s Indianapolis 500.Having found the…
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